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Holden's designer heads for Korea
11:41 AEST Wed May 12 2004
Ninemsn, Australia
The man who designed the current Holden Commodore is heading overseas to work with Korean car producer Daewoo.
Max Wolff, 32, has accepted a position with GM Daewoo in Seoul to support General Motors Director of Asia-Pacific Design, Mike Simcoe.
Holden owns just over 40 per cent of GM Daewoo after a deal stitched up by parent company General Motors (GM) in 2002.
Mr Simcoe said Mr Wolff's appointment underlined Holden's strategic responsibility as a design centre of expertise.
He said it also reinforced GM's focus on generating locally conceived vehicles for the Asia-Pacific region.
Mr Wolff said the new job was an opportunity to expand Holden's design contributions into other markets.
"I am excited to be involved with the future of GM Daewoo and looking forward to enhancing the brand in its home market as well as overseas," he said.
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Maxx Wolff Designed Holden SSX:
11:41 AEST Wed May 12 2004
Ninemsn, Australia
The man who designed the current Holden Commodore is heading overseas to work with Korean car producer Daewoo.
Max Wolff, 32, has accepted a position with GM Daewoo in Seoul to support General Motors Director of Asia-Pacific Design, Mike Simcoe.
Holden owns just over 40 per cent of GM Daewoo after a deal stitched up by parent company General Motors (GM) in 2002.
Mr Simcoe said Mr Wolff's appointment underlined Holden's strategic responsibility as a design centre of expertise.
He said it also reinforced GM's focus on generating locally conceived vehicles for the Asia-Pacific region.
Mr Wolff said the new job was an opportunity to expand Holden's design contributions into other markets.
"I am excited to be involved with the future of GM Daewoo and looking forward to enhancing the brand in its home market as well as overseas," he said.
Full Article Here
Maxx Wolff Designed Holden SSX:

